#subway-safety

#subway-safety

NYC's subway safety initiatives have successfully reduced crime and increased ridership over the past year.

Subway crime has shifted from theft-oriented offenses to impulsive violence, with felony assaults surpassing robberies for the first time in decades.

MTA is actively enhancing subway safety by collaborating closely with law enforcement and focusing on rule enforcement and criminal recidivism.

The MTA faces potential funding cuts unless it addresses subway safety concerns raised by the federal government.

Recidivism among criminals significantly contributes to New York City's crime problems, especially in subway areas.

Subway violence in New York is increasing despite a recent overall dip in crime rates, highlighting safety challenges.

A man was fatally stabbed in a subway dispute over shoes, raising safety concerns in New York's transit system.

Lisa Singh assesses people for mental illness on NYC subway platforms amid rising safety concerns.